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NBA Round-Up: OKC Player Suffers Severe Injury, Nikola Jokic Causing Paranoia & More

Jokic became eligible for a four-year, $278 million extension this offseason, but he is waiting to maximize his future earnings.

  • Three-Time NBA MVP Nikola Jokic delayed signing a four-year, $278 million veteran extension for a second consecutive year, positioning himself to maximize earnings through 2027 free agency.
  • NBA insider John Hollinger reported "justifiable paranoia" within the Nuggets organization, citing roster shortcomings that could cause Jokic to reconsider his future in the Mile High City.
  • By waiting until the 2027 offseason, Jokic positions himself to sign a historic five-year, $360 million contract with Denver, potentially pushing his career on-court earnings past $724 million.
  • Despite delaying extension talks, Jokic expressed willingness to remain with Denver, stating "They know my opinion" when discussing his commitment to the franchise.
  • The Nuggets are running it back this season hoping for improved health while integrating veteran additions like DeMar DeRozan, who arrived on a $3.9 million deal.
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A healthy Nuggets roster runs it back, banking on Nikola Jokic and experience to keep pace

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Durango Herald broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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